National League North

IT’S A POINT APIECE FOR CELTIC AND THE BUCKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

FARSLEY CELTIC 1 AFC TELFORD U 1
By Thomas Ritchie

RELEGATION rivals Farsley Celtic and AFC Telford United played out a hardfought draw on a barmy March day at the Citadel.
Whilst it was Farsley who lead for most of the game thanks to Luke Parkin’s first-half strike, a point apiece was probably a fair reflection and to the satisfaction of both sides.
It was a scrappy opening to the ‘six-pointer’, although Farsley had the better of the chances in the opening stages; Frank Mulhern fired wide on the half-volley, whilst Jerome Greaves tamely nodded wide from 10 yards o...

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